New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
APPROVING CLEVELAND.
THE OHIO DEMOCRATIC TICKET NAMED.
T. Z POWELL NOMINATED FOR GovERNoR-woRK-
INGMEN ANGRY.
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Delaware, has been chosen to lead hopeless Demoo
racy In Ohio. His nomination to-day by respectable
and orderly convention o victory for the Cleve
land Administration and the late disgraceful State
Administration of Governor Hoadly. Three years ago
III Chicago, Powell led the bolt tho Obi, vent
against Thurman In favor CT Hoady, which did the
most to get Cleveland the votes Of the Ohio deega
tion For betraying Thurman at this time Powell was
promised q Federal State reward He decided to
be the candidate LOT Governor and promised the
nomination in 1885 to succeed Hoadly, who then
thought TO decline second term, but circumstances.
including Hoadly's pride, threw Powell out and he
was asked to wait two years longer when all the
machinery of the Hoadly Administration would be
IN better motion for him. Hoadly was defeated by
Foraker, and to-day Powell received the reward of his
treachery to Thurman at Chicago
In the convention which chose him to-day the Ad-
ministraon men, Federal oticc-holders and all the
of6ceholdeis who fourisbed and robbed the State
under Hoadly were for Powell The infamous ring
which tanned human skins in the penitentiAry, which
forced convicts to forge election tally sheets and
robbed the Sta6 Treasury of $4,000 In two years,
were for Powell lie Is the representative OF the most
disgraceful political period IN Ohios history. His
brother secretary OF the Ohio Pententiary Board
Tue candidate for Leutenant-G Gov ernor Coolman
was a member OF this Board, removed for inc0mpe-
tency. Powell delegates in the convention
were men who held places In the prison and who we're
turned out for actual robbery and several including
Samuel Perry, Governor Hoady's brother-in-aw, are
under indictment. Tne election forgers rallied about
Powell and the entire ticket mated to-day is
called vndcation OF the corrupt ring which pundered
the State and almost turned tho limestone walls of the
pen'tentary into lime.
The convention began orderly but several times it
was bowling mob which drove ladies from the hall
in fear. Henry Boh coal-ol cOnsprator engaged in
selling out Pondleton, called tho convention to order.
Congiessman Seney president read speech
ndorsng Cleveland and condemn.ng hun in
tba dul drva affair ffel
at Civil Service reor N. and fell Hat. Even the refer
to Thurman failed to elicit applause, showing
the insincerity of Ohio Democrats about WORKOUT
old The reading OF the platform caused great
enthusiasm, and Cleveland's name and the indorse-
msnt given him set the convention in nproar OF
delight. The tariff and Irish planks aprlauded
loualy. Chairman Neal said that tour members did
not approve the liquor plank. but he hoped the con-
vention would indorse every word OF 1t and it did.
The liquor plank is the old chestnut tor license and
means nothing. The four dissenting Democrats
favored strong anti-salJon expression and were
mserably trodden under foot. The platform reads.
TheD emocratc party Of Ohio n convention assembled
boSes patriotic and eccnomca sdnln,trauon Of President
CieyeIand
Nc such udlclous OF the present burden
some tarn as shall result In producing revenue sufficient
only 10 meet ,s i ~ pan .o o.
d.rs aud sailors and tue payment OF the Interest and pnc
due non Of except on liquors. q. wiz prevent
we denouuce any attempt TO abolish liquors for
purpose keeping the unjust unequal and
We cali attention to and affirm sound policy
cisreand Our pubic don,s !, our National wealth the
q our nS hsT.rs n Of oar s1S@
ing popuato aud home. TO Thrift aud nlustry These IN.
and snIs;ssa policy ids gsS! coy:Tp%s%:
as9s "a s eSste ISs no 20 & g p ,Isrs rha are n
of tho ute state, and for thoso who declare their In
hearty 'y@esthy with all people :rus Cling to
poii,m Snd especially doe. the long and gallant
~ Home ne aud the lights Of MANHOOD evoke our wa%est
applause and command our heatest good wishes Tor speedy
LaOor bens chief factor and great eolservator Of ee
and nnd we favor such re-
VI the oentEatou and encroacnent OF corporate
bot and At The same tune conserve the interests OF honestly
We ayor legislation question o. INNING
VIII prevent the landing for permanent csdsnce o aliens
states opposition TO tue i'm
posaon Of contract labor aud demand speedy punish
nent Of persons inong riot and revolution against rcpuo
We dcnoanco the present Republican State Administration
as weak partisan personal and u9nsLess Ee we can upon
whose oDl parent mission Is to augment enpenilInres
with H. Of the treasury as the ultimate de-
nouneo the Republican Legislature for its coward
tne RspusSSo Boarl o rSb!lo %ofk. and tsSubi,ts
worth Of the property the state 10 De transferred 70 cor
poraons Interested In creating onopoy o transporaton
without the people thereof receiving any beneht
We demand the fullest safeguards for the baotboI the
punishment Of all who seek 10 corrupt H. and the enactment
Of MAKING IL triOuy
employers Hmdate attempt control the political ac
We 'avor home r5Is In the aud control of
ncpa aflr, the partisan acts passed by the
sehemns politicians the repeal Of al laws
which deprive the electors OF the exercise OF their cons1u
Tie eomefcal and Industrial OF the state require
equal terms and denand that iayosm hy common car
sIn and oprs.s The ope prohibited BY law
that pools co nbinaton trn, OF 70 VI VI
su pressed by legislation. 49,, ,,o.
dsSis ,n .vr IL 20 bs Bs DUTY Of ali good ci,1sas to AID
in reducing the evils resulting thererom and
stitntoa providing Tor the cons, OF such traffic.
The nomination OF candidates tor Governor produced
o, atory. Ex.Speaker Neal presented the name OF
JAmss T.. Campbell who hand icaI ped at once by
tho dgra ciu actIous OF his chief supporters In th'
Hamilton County delegation Isaac Jordan. ex-Cou-
of Cincinnati. seconded the nomination oi
Campbell. Both speeches we're failures Charles w.
Baker, OF Cincinnati, of the Dan" Lockwood order
In oratory presented the OF Powell In speech
which captured the convention. Z. NJ. Heisley OF
named Foran and the gallerie, responded
in applause they haG been packed tor HIN Dy the
local Committee ,t Arrangements
notorious lot OF boodlers and ex-workhouse fellows
from cincinnati loud tor Campbell, and at eVery
opportunity daring the ballot sought to stampe 10 ths
BY claiming his nomination. This proved
that there wa, an effort 10 crush Powell and it helped
him. The frat ballot resulted: Foran, SO Campbe l.
25l; Powell, 32l no nomination, as $50 were
required.
Powell had the convention and the Foran men began
to change to Uahpbel the second ballot but to no
avail. IL resulted: Foran. Sc Campbell, 2ol LIZ
Powell $50 IL.
Powell was brought in With Campbell and made
tirade against toraker in place OF speech chargng
the terrible crime OF partisan hp upon the hepuoiioan
Admin tration and defending the legislative frauds OF
two years ago. lie prophesied second term for
Cleveland, ana Ia fact announced by authority the
desirs for a second term. Campbell Also
made a speech OF regret and harmony
The di.graceful scenes Tor whicn Democrauc con con
vent,ons are noted cane when Theodore Cook Of Cin
,innat made an exhibition speech aud was pulled on
the stage. He named john Mcbride tor Li7utenanf
Governor. wao withdrew. D. q. Goodman. u. Il.
and aeorge Tyler were named. ana inc
asst two named withdrew tor Coo man. VINO was
,bosen by accl ,mation He is glass manufacturer OF
Rayenna. The ticket when completed was as foiows'